Articles about Macbeth
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As Lady M sleepwalks and encounters her guilt, it would be boring if she had no real guilt to begin with.
This week, we were thrilled to discover that one of our fave NYC venues has finally emerged from its gov't-induced wilderness.
Exactly how well Stewart is served by the blood-soaked flamboyance of Rupert Goold's overburdened production will be a matter of taste, but the rising-star Brit director's "Macbeth" is as ci…
"Macbeth" was Shakespeare's shortest play -- until Patrick Stewart and his director, Rupert Goold, stretched it to three hours, perhaps on the assumption that if tomorrow can "creep at this …
Exactly what all of director Rupert Goold's elaborate toil and trouble is meant to signify, however, is anyone's guess.
In Gorilla Rep's first film, it's the explosive combination of physical proximity to truly intense acting that sets this "Macbeth" apart.
This ungainly monster is just a find-and-replace exercise, which results in such ear-sundering lines as "To be shogun is nothing. But to be safely shogun!"
✭✭✭✩✩ Noisy experiment:
It's hardly silence in which the Ludens Ensemble perform their three person take on Macbeth, seen in its first work-in-progress…
From the Academy Award winning producers of The King's Speech and acclaimed director Justin Kurzel, comes a visceral and visually breath-taking retelling of the classic tale about an ambitio…
A new feature film adaptation of William Shakespeare's bloody tragedy MACBETH starring international superstars Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard just premiered at the Cannes Film Fest…
When William Shakespeare's plays first made their appearances at the Globe Theatre, men played all of the roles. No one questioned a male Juliet performing the famous balcony scene in Romeo …
Brooke Shields and more came out to celebrate the openings of two new shows.
CANNES, France (AP) - Michael Fassbender doesn't know if the "Macbeth" curse carries over to movie adaptations, but he'd rather not test it.
Another lively Mobile Shakespeare Unit production
The Public Theater's Mobile Shakespeare Unit delivers a lean, mean production of the Scottish Play.
